Business Issues in the Arts 1st Edition

Capture the delicate balance between creativity and sustainability with Business Issues in the Arts, 1st Edition by Anthony Rhine. This engaging guide speaks directly to artists, administrators, and cultural leaders seeking practical strategies to steward artistic vision while building resilient organizations.

Discover clear, contemporary explanations of core arts-management topics—financial planning and budgeting, fundraising and earned revenue, marketing and audience development, governance and legal considerations, and strategic planning tailored to cultural institutions. Rhine frames complex concepts with real-world relevance so students and practitioners can immediately apply insights to galleries, theaters, nonprofits, and community arts programs.

What sets this first edition apart is its focus on actionable thinking: thoughtful frameworks for decision-making, examples from diverse arts settings, and guidance that bridges academic study with day-to-day organizational challenges. Whether you manage a small community ensemble, a mid-sized museum, or study arts administration, you’ll find approaches that strengthen sustainability, audience engagement, and mission alignment.

Ideal for courses in arts management, nonprofit leadership, and cultural policy—and for professionals across the United States, Canada, the UK, and beyond—this book positions readers to navigate funding landscapes, build strategic partnerships, and communicate value to stakeholders. Clear language, structured guidance, and contemporary relevance make it an essential resource for anyone serious about the business of the arts.

Bring discipline to creativity and turn ideas into enduring cultural impact. Add Business Issues in the Arts, 1st Edition by Anthony Rhine to your professional library today.

Note: eBooks do not include supplementary materials such as CDs, access codes, etc.